* Size: Small, medium, or large?
* Weight: How much does your dog weigh?
* Body type: Stocky, slender, or muscular?
* Coat: Short, long, or somewhere in between?
* Color: What color is your dog's coat?
* Ears: Erect, floppy, or somewhere in between?
* Tail: Long, short, or docked?
2. Temperament:
* Activity level: Does your dog like to play and run or is it more laid back?
* Trainability: How easy is it to train your dog to behave properly?
* Friendliness: Is your dog friendly with people and other animals?
* Intelligence: Does your dog seem to learn things quickly?
* Loyalty: Does your dog appear devoted and attached to you?
3. Behavior:
* Barking: Does your dog bark frequently or only when necessary?
* Chewing: Does your dog chew on things it's not supposed to?
* Digging: Does your dog dig holes in your yard?
* Separation anxiety: Does your dog get anxious or destructive when left alone?
4. Breed history:
* If you know where your dog came from, you may be able to learn about its breed or breed mix.
* For example, if your dog came from a shelter or rescue organization, they may have some information on your dog's background.
5. DNA test:
* If you're still not sure what kind of dog you have, you can consider getting a DNA test.
* DNA tests can identify your dog's breed or breed mix with a high degree of accuracy.